not what i actually want to say.

[littledebbie00]

my grades as they are right this moment:

AP bio- 74
AP lit- 91
Analysis- 69
Economics- 81
French V- 89
Vox (independent study)- 100

uhh. so , i guess its time to start "getting my act together" "making every day count" and what have you....

i guess i'll go do that math project i have calling my name.

what is the best kind of car to get

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[nosajx7]

I'm pretty sure Hondas and Toyotas are generally a good idea.

[tehterrorist]

Indeed.

Civic. (especially with the price of gas nowadays)

[xlossofmex]

aw man, i have a 69 in math too!!

[high five]

[nosajx7]

shameful!

[xlossofmex]

so, I'm supposed to not do my homework and get an A in Mr. Grant's honors analysis?

you ask too much of me...

[nosajx7]

a true nerd could do it...

[blackisslimming]

Ms. McNary, where are you attending college?

[hipolyta]

Nice icon.

[littledebbie00]

university of georgia

[58_garebear_34]

german cars. theyre usually very reliable.

japanese cars, eg honda and toyota, theyre reliable and they usually get awesome milage.

but alot of times it depends on the car. look for an awesome deal.

[hipolyta]

I hope your grades end up as you would like them. Only nine days til graduation!

The problem with buying toyotas or hondas used is that they hold their value very well, but they hold it so well that if you have a limited budget, you won't be able to afford one in its prime years. You can look at consumer reports, and lots of searches will give you guides on how to look up cars. Saturns have good reputations, but not too good, so they're not too pricey. Nissans are good as well, unless you have a bad taste in your mouth from your previous experience. Just make sure you get an idea about the value of your car from nada price guides and a blue book and try to see about what you're willing to pay. Tim is a really good person to talk to about buying cars, as with other financial decisions.